← Back to context Comment by crims0n 1 hour ago I feel like making universal binaries a thing, and pushing for it to be standard is one viable path. 3 comments crims0n Reply pjmlp 1 hour ago They already kind of are with ARM64EC, however Windows ecosystem isn't macOS, unless there is market pressure, most shops will keep doing x86/x64. MagicMoonlight 1 hour ago Microslop doesn’t want people to be able to run their binaries elsewhere, it’s the only reason people buy their product. pjmlp 1 hour ago They also buy it, because to this day most people cannot buy GNU/Linux powered laptops on the stores they usually buy their computers from.They only know Apple, Windows and Chromebooks.
pjmlp 1 hour ago They already kind of are with ARM64EC, however Windows ecosystem isn't macOS, unless there is market pressure, most shops will keep doing x86/x64.
MagicMoonlight 1 hour ago Microslop doesn’t want people to be able to run their binaries elsewhere, it’s the only reason people buy their product. pjmlp 1 hour ago They also buy it, because to this day most people cannot buy GNU/Linux powered laptops on the stores they usually buy their computers from.They only know Apple, Windows and Chromebooks.
pjmlp 1 hour ago They also buy it, because to this day most people cannot buy GNU/Linux powered laptops on the stores they usually buy their computers from.They only know Apple, Windows and Chromebooks.
They already kind of are with ARM64EC, however Windows ecosystem isn't macOS, unless there is market pressure, most shops will keep doing x86/x64.
Microslop doesn’t want people to be able to run their binaries elsewhere, it’s the only reason people buy their product.
They also buy it, because to this day most people cannot buy GNU/Linux powered laptops on the stores they usually buy their computers from.
They only know Apple, Windows and Chromebooks.